And call no man your father...

[PastorMike]

Good suggestion

Agreed, apologies for any offence caused

I apologise also bro... God bless, Mike.

 

[Citizen of the Kingdom]

RE Post #100
I posted an explanatory post on the origin of Ishtar (Canaanite goddess) in the Gallery , Holiday, easter/passover ( don`t ask....) if anyone is interested.

 

[Called2Grace]

This is why the Catholic church on the whole are disobeying this verse: they treat their priest, their father, as someone who approaches God on their behalf.


|ZZ|

Hi,
I'm not sure that is entirely true. I'm not trying to debate or anything here, I am interested in learning about WoF, but I don't believe that comment about Catholics treating their priest as someone who approaches God on their behalf is truth. Well, I for one certainly don't treat my priest that way.

I do want to say though, that on the whole this is an interesting thread!

If my post is agains the rules of this forum, please feel free to delete it and accept my apologies.

M

 

[KingZzub]

Hi,
I'm not sure that is entirely true. I'm not trying to debate or anything here, I am interested in learning about WoF, but I don't believe that comment about Catholics treating their priest as someone who approaches God on their behalf is truth. Well, I for one certainly don't treat my priest that way.

I do want to say though, that on the whole this is an interesting thread!

If my post is agains the rules of this forum, please feel free to delete it and accept my apologies.

M

Just talking about my experiences of friends of mine in the Catholic church. I have been to Catholic mass a couple of times, and it is exceptionally clear that if there was no "priest" then the mass would not have taken place.

Cheers,
ZZ